The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-17
GBRISTIQFS.
A DIRECTORY WHERE TO BUY.


to purchase their candies for Christmas. |
You can get them fresh and pure, French |
mixtures clear toys and plain candies at
lowest prices.
Choice table raisins, seedless and bak-
ing raisins leghorn citron, orange and |
lemon peel. Currants, figs, choice apples
and every thing good for a Christmas
dinner at Griffiths Glass Front.
IMPORTANT FACT.
The best colIees, teas, sugars, and |
canned goods and fruits are to be had at |
Grifiith's Glass Front.
Choice Florida oranges from 25 to 40
cts per dozen. Lemons, Cranberries and
mince meat to day at Grifiith's Glass
Front.
New arrival of nuts for Christmas,
paper shell almonds, Grenoble walnuts,
butter nuts, Filberts Cocoanuts, mixed
nuts, etc, at lowest prices at Grifiith's
Glass Front.
AT MoTHERALL's
you will 9nd useful things for Christmas
in silk handkerchiefs and silk mufilers
gloves for ladies, gentlemen and children
Beautiful covers for tables and stands in
raw silk and plush. Umbrellas in var
ious styles and quality. Also full stock
of Christmas groceries.
WALL PAPER, AND PAINTERS.
Scott & Austin have just received 1900
pieces of wall paper, all new styles since
October LIST, 1887, which they will sell
cheap. Paper from cents piece up.
These gentlemen are frst-class workmen
both as painters and paperers, and when
in want of competent workmen call on
them on Elkton avenue, opposite B. & o.
depot.
J. W. PENNINGTON
Has the best equipped harness store in
Newark, where he keeps constantly on
hand full line of harness, and horse
goods, consisting of blankets, boots, pads,
girths, bits, whips, ETC., which he will
sell cheap. Give him a call.
q. FADER
Informs the public that he has on
hand a choice lot of cakes, both large and
small. Persons wanting fruit or any
other kind of cakes baked will find Mr..
Fader will bake them very reasonable.
Take your orders in early and get your
Christmas and New Year cakes baked
before the rush comes on. Also toys
and fine confectionery.
THE RESTAURANT
of George Powell at Fred Choate's
former stand, is well stocked with choice
oysters, raw, fried, stewed, paned and all
other styles served at short notice Oys-
tiers by the quart or gallon a specially. A
full line of green groceries and poultry.
MRS. KATE o'BRIEN
Has a well-filled grocery and notion
store on Main street, where will be found
a full line ofgroceries, canned goods, toys
confectionery, china and glassware, tin
and hardware, stoves, and little bit of
everything. This is the place to find a
pretty Christmas present for your friend.
MRS. SARAH HENDERSON
On Chapel street has splendid variety
of Christmas goods, toys for children,
china cups and saucers, and novelties,
dry goods and notions, school children's
supplies, book sachels, pencils, etc. Give
her call and be onvinced.
THOMPSON LILLEY's
Large grocery and provisions store is
stocked with choice goods consisting of
prepared cocoanut, teas, cofiees, oranges,
lemons, bananas, grapes, sweet potatoes,
cranberres, apples, white potatoes, can
ned goods preserves and mince meat,
and everything else found in first-class
grocery store.
$4,000 CIGARS AND LOTS OF TOBACCO
And smokers articles at c. q. Choate's.
The largest stock of cigars ever in New
ark for the Holiday trade. There is
nothing your husband, lover or brother
likes better than good box of cigars,
and you can take your choice. 20 cents up
to $500 a box. Everything that is kept
in first class Cigar store can be found
at C. C. Choate's Cigar and tobacco store.
J. W. PARRISH,
Thanks his many friends and the pub
lie in general for their past fayors, and
will continue TO sell the very best goods
at the very lowest prices He actually
sells solid gold rings, watches, and jewelry
as well as solid silverware, at SO remark
ably low prices, that everybody can af-
ford to make beautiful present, and if
the articles are not just as he guarantees
bring them back and he will cheerfully
refund the money.
NJ. h. BARToN's
is the place to get goods at bottom
prices. Flour, feed and groceries, buck
wheat flour by the ton, bag or pound
Tobacco and cigar, wholesale and retail.
Good roller flour $4.75 per barrel.
/ WEST END MARKET.
Go to the West End Market for good
= stout sleds, wagons, sweet candies from
lac up, beautiful china dishes etc. We
: are sure Mr. Spence will show you every.
, thing in his line, as he is very accom-
: modating
MR.. R. GARLICR
/ has q lot of fine shoes and boots he will
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